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Pouch with integrated stand

US-7318521-B2

Abstract

A pouch with an integrated stand for releasably holding therein an electronic device. The pouch comprises a body having a longitudinally extending upper strap and a longitudinally extending lower strap. There is a side at each end of the pouch extending between the upper strap and the lower strap; and a rear wall extending between the sides. A cover is hingedly connected to the rear wall and is moveable between a first position closing the pouch, and a plurality of open positions. The plurality of open position comprise a first open position wherein the cover supports the body in the first orientation, and a second open position wherein the body in a second orientation. The sides may be of reduced depth compared to sides of the electronic device to create an opening through which access may be had to controls of the electronic device on the sides of the electronic device when the cover is in the first position.

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